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‘My first impression was this person’s a genius’: the life and legacy of producer pioneer Sophie

The musician, who died in 2021, shaped much of the sound of modern pop, from Madonna to Charli xcx. As her posthumous second album is released, her family and collaborators share memories of a producer who saw the future

The Guardian - UK

Act Fast! Get A Free Pair of Headphones Worth £159.99 With The Brand New Huawei Golf Watch

The all new Huawei Watch Ultimate is packed with new golf features and if you act fast you can get it with a free pair of wireless buds worth £159.99

Golf Monthly

Coaching overhaul at Rowing Australia after Paris flop

Rowing Australia has lured Great Britain coach James Harris and turned to gold medal-winning mentor Chris O'Brien after a disappointing Paris Olympic campaign.

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New invitation-only trade event launched to bring more high-value North American golf tourists to Ireland, Scotland, England

"The UK and Ireland have what money can't buy: venues and courses steeped in heritage and history."

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'Be Curious, Not Judgemental. See The Possibility In All Golfers'

From blindness to autism anxiety, Carly Cummins spoke to some inspirational golfers about how golf has changed their lives

Golf Monthly

What to visit during London Open House 2024? We asked the experts

Lost in choice? London Open House 2024 is as exciting as it is expansive. We asked some of our friends, all experts in their architectural field, for their tips on what to visit at this year's event

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How Often Are Golf Courses Assessed For Slope Rating And Course Rating?

Slope and course ratings are used to determine the shots a player gets under the World Handicap System. But how often do these ratings have to be updated?

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How Far Does The Average PGA Tour Player Hit His 7-Iron?

It will probably come as no surprise to learn that tour pros don't just hit their woods a long way

Golf Monthly

What Size Is The Golf Hole – And Why?

We look at a golf hole at least 18 times during every round, but have you ever wondered why it's the size it is? The answer is all to do with a bit of drainpipe...

Golf Monthly

Highly ranked Royal Dornoch in Scottish Highlands lands 2028 Curtis Cup Match

The 2028 Curtis Cup Match is headed to one of the best courses in the world.

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Is Golfers’ Resistance To Change Hampering The Growth Of The Sport?

Fergus Bisset wonders if we golfers like the status quo a little too much, and if our yearning for it puts off potential newcomers to golf

Golf Monthly

What Is Meant By Preferred Lies?

It's a term that most golfers are aware of but when, where and how can you take preferred lie relief out on the golf course?

Golf Monthly

Some Golf Club Green Fees Are Astronomically High. We’re Asking For Trouble If Things Don't Change

Since the arrival of Covid-19, there’s been a spike in the popularity of golf around the world. But we can’t take it for granted or we’ll be back to square one

Golf Monthly

Photos: LPGA players allowed use of iconic R&A Clubhouse, upgraded services at Women’s British Open

Take a look behind the curtain.

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‘The toughest conditions I’ve ever played’: Women’s Open and wild weather make for ‘raw golf’

Storm Lilian continues to have an impact on the country but the prize of one of golf’s majors is a huge enticement to keep on finding a way

Golf Monthly

How Fast Are The Greens At St Andrews For The AIG Women's Open?

R&A chief executive Martin Slumbers has explained why the greens have been slowed down at St Andrews for the AIG Women's Open

USA Today Sports Media Group

LPGA players come back to the Old Course for the first time in 11 years. How long until they return again?

An 11-year gap between stagings means many players will only get one crack at the iconic venue, if that.

Golf Monthly

R&A Plans To Use Same Courses On Both Open Rotas With 'One Exception' For Women's Championship

Martin Slumbers said that both the men's and women's Open Championship will move towards being played at the same courses - but "with one exception" for the AIG Women's Open

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Revealed: The Mind-Blowing Difference In PGA Tour Prize Pools From 1994 To 2024

Season-long prize pools on the PGA Tour have increased dramatically over the last 30 years, as this comparison with the 1994 golfing season demonstrates

Golf Monthly

Brutal AIG Women's Open Weather Forecast Set To Bring 45mph Gusts

The world's best players are set to be tested to the extreme this week, with R&A chief executive Martin Slumbers hoping for no delays

Golf Monthly

AIG Women's Open Announces Prize Money Increase For 2024 With Champion Earning Record Figure

This year's champion is to take home the highest figure in Women's Open history at almost $1.5 million

Golf Monthly

Stacy Lewis Suggests New Solheim Cup Playoff Format

The USA captain thinks a playoff should be introduced in the event of a tie, as seen in last year's match at Finca Cortesin

Golf Monthly

An In-Depth Preview To The AIG Women's Open, The Major Everyone Wants To Win....

Who will lift the coveted AIG Women's Open trophy? Reflection and predictions for the final women's Major of the year

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Nick Rodger: Women’s Open is rising up but needs big crowds to be big-time sport

I tell you what, The R&A are a funky old lot these days. This week’s AIG Women’s Open at St Andrews, for instance, will be so infused with…

The Conversation

Evacuated artworks exhibit details attempts to wipe out Ukrainian culture – and shows what survives

Art and culture, along with language and history, are battlegrounds in Russia’s war in Ukraine. Russia’s attacks on Ukraine’s towns and cities not only cost lives and livelihoods but destroy museums, libraries and sites of enormous historical and cultural significance.

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